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[Bug]: Pushing fatal: could not read Username for https://github.com: No such device or address #814
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That was a placeholder value, not the text of the actual user-name or repo in the error, because it happens on multiple repos. If that does not address your comment then I am confused. |
Please try another installation method for Obsidian other than snap as it may cause issues with sandboxing. |
Uninstalled Snap version ➡️ installed Flatpak version ➡️ same
error ➡️ Disable Git plugin ➡️ Deleted .git// and .gitattributes from
folder ➡️ Recreated git repo ➡️ Open Obsidian and enable Git Plugin ➡️ same
error.
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may cause issues with sandboxing.
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Could you try the latest version v2.29.0 I released yesterday? |
I also encountered this problem, looking forward to a solution |
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Describe the bug
When clicking the commit and sync button I get the error:
Pushing to {my repo url} fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com;: No such device or address
Relevant errors (if available) from notifications or console (
CTRL+SHIFT+I
)Steps to reproduce
Hit the button
Expected Behavior
It pushes the changes without error
Addition context
git credentials are correct when i run a command to see them in terminal
github desktop has no issue pushing
vs code has no issue pushing
custom git binary path set correctly
i have no idea what else to check or do
new to linux and i am about to throw this damn computer in traffic, push my phone down the garbage disposal, walk into the woods and build a cabin and then kill all my food and wear nothing but fur for the rest of my life and never touch a digital device again
Operating system
Linux
Installation Method
Snap
Plugin version
2.28..2
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